intake or stall converter,shift kit

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95mustang_gt

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well right now i have a ported cobra intake that i might install.Some ppl told that i should sell it and get a stall converter and a shift kit for my aode.I know the intake will give me more power.I know the stall and the shift kit we make me quicker.What do you guys suggest??What will be better for my car?

thanks
Jesse

 

CManT1914

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Install the intake AND get the other stuff. I loved my intake when I first installed it (it's a ported Cobra as well). It took me from a 14.8@95mph to a 14.1@99mph with the intake and a 70mm throttle body.

 

rustang94

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You would feel a bigger difference with a stall and shift kit

 

SN95StangMan

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Put the intake on. Save some cash, buy a converter, save more cash, get a shift kit...

 

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95mustang_gt

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hey rustang i see that your from milwaukee,wi.I stay in wisconsin as well,im in kenosha.

With the mods i have now,will a 70mm tb be to big?

 

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I say all, but if it's a choice only, I say Converter and shift kit.
RC

 

rustang94

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95mustang_gt said:

hey rustang i see that your from milwaukee,wi.I stay in wisconsin as well,im in kenosha.

With the mods i have now,will a 70mm tb be to big?

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Hay. I would stay with a 65mm and a intake gt40 or cobra. I think you would lose a lot of low end with a 70mm and an aode. o.t. Got to love WI, weather. Are you ever in West Allis?

 

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95mustang_gt

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rustang94 said:

Hay. I would stay with a 65mm and a intake gt40 or cobra. I think you would lose a lot of low end with a 70mm and an aode. o.t. Got to love WI, weather. Are you ever in West Allis?

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It suppose to snow tomorrow,i go to West Allis sometimes,I was going to go to shop there called fast times,any good?

 

rustang94

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A friend with a galant vr4 had a new clutch put in at Fast Times. Lasted about two months (crappy clutchmaster and it being all wheel drive) Then I decided to help him out and do it at the dealer that I worked at. One of the tranny bolts was just sitting on top of the tranny and a starter bolt was stripped out. And a other friend of mine had a new timing belt put on and it fell off within a week. I wouldn't recommend that place.

 

dstanggt50

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stall and shift kit.